More Than a Landmark, the Francis Scott Key Bridge was Home to Boaters
Chesapeake Bay boaters reflect upon the Bridge that formed the backdrop for so many of our best memories.
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Saviors of the Lights: The Chesapeake’s Brave Lighthouse Buyers
They’re romantic, but not what you’d call glamorous. Acknowledged fixer-uppers, they’re still nightmares, invariably rust
Welcome Home, Sailor! An Oyster Bar Comes Back to Life
When a beloved restaurant closes, it leaves a hole in the community. So when a
The Problem with Having the Blues: the Unwelcome Blue Catfish
Blue catfish are one of the Bay’s most invasive species, and its new predator. Here’s what you need to know.
Faces of the Bay: Photographer Mark Hergan Captures Highs and Lows of the Port of Baltimore
Photographer Mark Hergan captures the the people who bring life to the Chesapeake Bay.
Boat of the Week: The Classic Mako 261
This classic 1976 Mako 261 has been meticulously maintained.
MD, VA Osprey Festivals Brings Raptors Into Greater Focus
The Maryland Osprey Nature Festival offers exciting opportunities to learn more about the Chesapeake Bay’s favorite raptor.
First-Time Fly Fishing: Here’s How to Break Into the Sport
When you’re ready to dip your toe into fly fishing, the Chesapeake Bay offers some of the best opportunities for learning how.
Check Out These Bay Marinas Where the Party Doesn’t Stop
Summer is coming and it’s almost time to get on the water. At some especially
Maryland Day Reveals Lesser-Known History of This Proud State
Although it’s officially known as “Maryland Day,” you don’t have to be a Maryland native
Boat of the Week: Hatteras 64, the Essence of Pleasant Living
If high-end camping with all the luxuries is called “glamping,” what would you call the
Best for Families: Fun-Filled Marinas on the Bay
There are some universal truths about cruising with kids. The first is that snacks, drinks,